News

  • Schoolies adventure to Africa

    A group of Colac district teens hope to create “unforgettable” memories when they tackle a confronting but inspiring alternate schoolies trip to Africa.

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  • Coast volunteers reach new heights

    Four volunteer firefighters from Apollo Bay have tested themselves in Australia’s biggest vertical race the Eureka Climb at the week-
    end.

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  • Colac must fight to stay in Corangamite

    “It will be very detrimental for Colac to be severed from the Corangamite electorate.”

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  • Deluge creates flash flooding

    Colac received another “unseasonal” deluge on Friday, flooding streets and dumping 45 millimetres of rain on the city in less than an hour.

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  • Contractors ready to start last stage

    Motorists could be driving on a new section of the Princes Highway this week and should see work starting on the third section of the Winchelsea-to-Colac duplication next month.

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  • Voters say yes

    Corangamite Shire is in the top-11 electorates with the highest percentage of “yes” votes for the same-sex marriage postal survey in Australia.

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  • Heartless thieves take wood splitter

    Heartless thieves have stolen a wood splitter from an elderly Elliminyt couple who rely on wood heating during cold weather to heat their home.

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  • SES volunteers back Movember

    Colac residents may see a suave looking emergency vehicle making its way around the area after State Emergency Services volunteers added a moustache to their vehicle.

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